Related: Hartmann has Ravi Batra on as a regular guest, and also had him on after the current financial crisis took shape. It is simultaneously annoying and humorous what goes on during these host-guest encounters. Essentially, Ravi Batra says there isn’t going to be a great depression, but what Thom Hartmann hears is that there is going to be a great depression. The last time I heard these two together, Hartmann anxiously pushes Batra to predict an economic collapse; Batra hedges and finally says that if there is going to be collapse it will come next year rather than this year. You’re way ahead of me: the anxiety goes out of Hartmann’s voice and then the segment ends—Thom’s got something he can work with: ‘Ravi Batra says the collapse will come next year.’
Tired of Hartmann begging the gods for a Greater Depression so he can say he told us so
Related: Hartmann has Ravi Batra on as a regular guest, and also had him on after the current financial crisis took shape. It is simultaneously annoying and humorous what goes on during these host-guest encounters. Essentially, Ravi Batra says there isn’t going to be a great depression, but what Thom Hartmann hears is that there is going to be a great depression. The last time I heard these two together, Hartmann anxiously pushes Batra to predict an economic collapse; Batra hedges and finally says that if there is going to be collapse it will come next year rather than this year. You’re way ahead of me: the anxiety goes out of Hartmann’s voice and then the segment ends—Thom’s got something he can work with: ‘Ravi Batra says the collapse will come next year.’
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I just backed Send Al to Vermont for the No Nukes Oral History Project on @Kickstarter http://kck.st/1U3In0X
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Happy birthday to
spiralsongkat!
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probability theory
1. Anyone interested in probability theory who does not read at least the early chapters of…
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